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EagleCreekPark
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Eagle Creek Park is one of the largest city parks in the nation, located in Indianapolis. For more information please visit parks.indy.gov/parks/eagle-creek-park/
A Walk on the North Loop
A lovely walk and some exciting trees along the North Loop section of the Red Trail at Eagle Creek Park.
The North Loop is approximately 1 mile long and offers enchanting views of the reservoir and perfectly huggable trees along the way.
Music credits :
"Almost New" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensecreativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
"String Impromptu Number 1" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensecreativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
"Ascending the Vale" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensecreativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
"Pennsylvania Rose" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensecreativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
The North Loop is approximately 1 mile long and offers enchanting views of the reservoir and perfectly huggable trees along the way.
Music credits :
"Almost New" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensecreativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
"String Impromptu Number 1" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensecreativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
"Ascending the Vale" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensecreativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
"Pennsylvania Rose" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensecreativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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American toad chorus April 9 2024
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American toads calling at Eagle Creek Park
Pre-eclipse drive through Eagle Creek Park (main/east side)
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Please note: vehicle admission to Eagle Creek Park on Monday April 8th is reservation only. For reservations please go to anc.apm.activecommunities.com/indyparks/activity/search?onlineSiteId=0&activity_select_param=2&activity_keyword=eagle total&viewMode=list If you’re the sort that likes to know before you go, and you’re not familiar with Eagle Creek Park - here’s a drive through the park on S...
Happy Corner Vernal Pond - Western Chorus Frogs in full breeding chorus March 8 2016
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Western chorus frogs in full breeding chorus! This small swampy area at the corner of a field may not look important at first glance, but it is actually a vernal pool, a temporary spring pond that is vital to the life cycles of amphibians such as the chorus frog. The area where the pool is located is actually part of a mitigation project - this winter invasive honeysuckle and other brush was cl...
Eclipse Shadows - 2017 partial solar eclipse Indianapolis
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Indianapolis was not in the zone of totality in 2017, and the afternoon turned mostly cloudy, but we had a few breaks in the clouds that let us see some cool effects like crescent shaped eclipse shadows!
American toads, spring peepers, and one western chorus frog calling from “Tiger” pond
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After a dry spring heavy rains brought out the amphibians in full force! American toads are calling from the water, while spring peepers are calling from the grass at the edge of the pond - they’ll likely head to the water after dark. Can you hear the lone western chorus frog call? His call is a rising raspy creak, rather than the more bell-like calls of the peepers. Tiger pond got its name fro...
“Happy Corner” vernal pond with full western chorus frog chorus
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It’s been a dry spring, and a few days ago this vernal pond was completely dry. After drenching rains the last few days, the western chorus frogs didn’t waste any time! At close range the volume of their calls is painfully loud. Can you spot the tiny frog calling from the water when the video zooms in?
American Toads calling from EDC pond 4-2-24
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After a dry spring we had 2 inches of rain in two days, and with the warm temperatures we had our first toads of the year calling from the Earth Discovery Center Pond. Temperatures are falling to near-freezing tomorrow, so the toads will stop calling soon, but as soon as temperatures warm again they’ll be back!
White pelicans in flight
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White pelicans are migratory visitors to Eagle Creek - they usually pass through in March, although they can show up as early as February and as late as April. A fall migration generally occurs in September.
Make pinhole art for the solar eclipse
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Eagle Creek Park Naturalist Dawn explains how to make pinhole art for the solar eclipse - this one will also work in locations with a partial rather than total eclipse.
Make an eclipse shirt
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Eagle Creek Park Naturalist Dawn explains how to make an eclipse shirt using bleach!
Making a box pinhole projector for the 2024 solar eclipse
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Park naturalist and Earth Discovery Center manager Dawn explains how to make a pinhole projector from a box to view a solar eclipse!
How to make a Yardstick Eclipse
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Eagle Creek Park Naturalist Dawn demonstrates how to make a Yardstick Eclipse.
Snowy hike December 30 2012
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Several inches of snow have turned Eagle Creek Park into a winter wonderland. This is a short clip of a trail just north of the park Marina.
Garter snake eating a worm
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Garter snakes will eat earthworms, slugs, minnows, small frogs, and small mice and voles. This particular garter snake came to the Earth Discovery Center in 2010, and usually eats around eight earthworms a week. We take her out of her enclosure for feeding to make sure she doesn't accidentally swallow wood shavings along with the worms.
White-tailed Deer munching on Norway Spruce
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White-tailed Deer munching on Norway Spruce
Sandhill Cranes Late Winter Migration.mpg
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Sandhill Cranes Late Winter Migration.mpg
I love the north loop! I hike it every time I’m there.
It's a real gem! Do you have any other favorite spots?
Thanks for making this!
You're very welcome - so glad it was helpful!
I love the sound of spring peepers❤
OMJESUS!!! Ive been trying to find out what those are for the last 6 years. LOL. It's been driving me crazy!
It's a very distinctive call!
family made shirts- one regular- one double sided-one offset -one with dripping down and one half and half. thank you for the idea!!!!
Those sound awesome!
Shilah told us that this was a cool project that we could include with our arts for all eclipse projects. I might have to throw one together for Indy Island this weekend. Thanks again for the video!
I actually made several to pass out to watch sites - Shilah should be getting them Friday, let me know if you don’t get one for some reason, I have spares!
Cats are the worst helpers. LOL Thanks for the video!
Without cats helping how would anything get done, lol. You're very welcome!
MANTISES rock!
Is this a common garter snake, i have a baby, but it won't eat and i don't want it to musk me if i force make it to eat, i tried a small cricket and a mid (small worm) but it won't eat those.
I have a baby also, it would not eat for at least a week when we first put it in the enclosure. But I found small worms and it's eaten 3 so far. I also read that they're not insectivores.
Google claims these worms are poisonous to that snake does anybody know if that's true
Most worms are fine, just not red wiggler worms. The best are european or canadian nightcrawlers. Edit: Red wigglers are the worms found wild in the US.
Can this worm survived In snake stomatch they venom In stomatch
Poor worm lol love all animalss
I'd been wondering what might a Garder snake be doing in my yard. This sheds light on the question very graphically. Kudos!! I'd caught one near my porch where someone keeps raiding a Robins nest before the eggs can hatch. My suspicions are landing on the snake after watching another video of a Garder taking a small bird that by all appearances would have been too big to swallow. UPDATE: A young squirell living in neigbors attic space was seen near the nest just now. He/ she's moved to the top of the list of likely suspects.
Cal Munson Gartner snakes don’t usually go after eggs unless there is little food around. The easier the food the better it is; and why would it risk a fight with a mother while it has endless of ‘easy-to-go-down’ worms? My garter snake loves worms; but only eats mice when worms aren’t available; also prefers fish to mice Seems they just like food that goes down easier
Well that's not how it worked in hunger
I know this is a very old video, but would anybody be able to tell me what type of garter this is?
Looks like an eastern garter
@@ryankwin Thank you!
Gummy Snake Gummy Worm
this was boring and a waste of my time
It's only a minute long. And even if it is a 'waste of your time' why did you watch it in the first place?
What state do you live in to get these??
hiw do I tell if my garter is hungry
hunter martin Feed them weekly If not interested try fish and then mice
My garters are personally always hungry, they eat 4 fish and fuzzy mouse every week, occasionally feed night crawlers, so they’re getting a nice full and healthy diet if you’re snake isn’t eating, then try dipping you’re in mice chicken broth, when my baby garters won’t take a first meal I soak the guppies in beef or chicken broth, or take the tail of an adult mouse and scent it with toad and they’ll take it right then.
Damn, well I just killed one 10 minutes ago..oops
Nice video. I don't get these guys at my feeders usually but hope to soon.
I found one today at my feeder, I didn't want to kill it, so i relocated it to the other bird feeder.
Pokemon Snake:Use stare! Worm:Use stare! Snake:Use bite! Worm:Use struggle! Snake:Use swallow! The End!
AHW THERE go's my pokemon :(
What? no pinkies? My largest garters just love large rat pinks. Of course, they get worms and whole silverside fish too.
DVFDrinkOrDie my snek loves worms and fish Doesn’t care too much for pinkies
@Tactual mantis also eat harmful insects so live and let live.
nice video
cool video:)